Rita Ora wows in skimpy Mad-Max style leather outfit that barely covers her boobs at NY fashion do
RITA GETS LEATHERED Rita Ora wows in skimpy Mad-Max style leather outfit that barely covers her boobs at NY fashion do
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POP star Rita Ora goes belle for leather in a Mad Max-style outfit.
The Hot Right Now singer, 34, wore the get-up with silver bangles, shark tooth necklace and stacked over-the-knee boots.
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Rita Ora wowed in a leather Mad Max-style outfit for a New York fashion do
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Rita wore the get-up with silver bangles, shark tooth necklace and stacked over-the-knee boots
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She was at a New York fashion do, where she took to the mic behind the DJ stand.
Rita has recently returned to the music scene with her new hit single, Heat.
The raunchy song revolves around having sex, and has gone down well with fans.
Talking about her new summer banger, the singer told The Sun: 'I wanted to really celebrate my sexuality and the way I am as a woman.
'My last album was so different, it was about my love life and getting married.
'But with this next lot of music I wanted it to be so carefree and back to how I was coming up in the industry.
'I wanted to celebrate everything I have become. It's not super deep, just fun.'
Rita is happily married to Hollywood director Taika Waititi and even three years after they wed, she is still in the honeymoon phase, adding: 'I feel in a really great happy place right now.'
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